Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for January 13, 2024

People, even four year old kids, hear what they want to hear.

When a snowman is knocked over, it’s 6 more weeks of snow or something.

We’ll chuck that idea.

Beni is always ready for destruction.

Yeah, vandalism does bring on dark days. Have at it.

Christmas decorations, or lack thereof, are a sign of stress in my house.

My Christmas lights in the shape of a Christmas tree on my A-frame house were left up last year by neglect. This year I put the short ladder and replaced the burnt out bulbs around Thanksgiving. But the red star on top was non functional. Just before Christmas Day, my son came home and we put up the big ladder, and I repaired and replaced the star.

I just realized that this computer is sapping all my time for trivial things like Christmas decorations, as I spend too much time on comics and sports news and political news.

Winter is finally here in Michigan. Good morning y’all!

Alice found the snowy positive in Petey’s bleak rant

So the storms were so strong that they blew over electric snowmen in a comic strip from 15 years ago… Bring on the Thunder Snow with chance of Snow-nados

17o in oregon, A foot of snow.

Of course, kids, Petey DID say that the FESTIVE portions of Winter are over…

Funny, this is how urban legends start, like flushing ice cubes will make it snow. Petey the Quietly Great is probably responsible for most Cul de Sacian legends.

most excellent

Now there’s whatchya call ‘reading between the lines’!!

Alice hears what she wants to hear, regardless of what Petey or anyone else actually said.

I do worry about Beni; he’s got a violent streak….